Truth be told, and I am sure a lot of Bodog sports fans are probably wondering about this as well, will Brian 'the Hawaiian Punch' Viloria ever be the same after his shocking split decision loss to the holder of the 112-pound WBA and WBO championships, Juan Francisco 'El Gallo' Estrada last April 6 at the glitzy Venetian Resort Hotel ...

Nonito Donaire is aching to redeem himself against tormentor Guillermo Rigondeaux, but the boxer known as the Filipino Flash could trade blows with another familiar foe.
In a report from Manila Standard Today, Top Rank promoter Bob Arum was quoted as saying that the rematch between Donaire and Australian boxer Vic Darchinyan is highly possible.
Arum made the statement after Darchinyan expressed ...

It took the world’s “number one” boxer to hit the wall before he got to read the writings on it. Finally, he has resolved to be brave and courageous for he has reasons to be so.
Floyd “Money” Mayweather’s “brilliance” rests on him being aware that “greatness” in boxing can quickly disappear by a single devastating loss in a tightly competitive ...

Brian “The Hawaiian Punch” Viloria accepted his defeat to now new WBO and WBA flyweight champion Juan Francisco Estrada in their title showdown last weekend at The Venetian Hotel in Macau.
Viloria, who admitted that he did not follow his fight plan that led to his defeat, vows to make a comeback and wants a rematch with Estrada as soon as ...

Brian “The Hawaiian Punch” Viloria will look to solidify his status as the best flyweight in the world when he defends his title against Mexican challenger Juan Francisco Estrada tonight at The Venetian Resort and Casino Hotel in Macau.
Viloria knows that Estrada is a dangerous opponent because the Mexican challenger has nothing to lose but everything to gain in their ...